Posted at 06/18/19 11:59 PM
A maritime expert believes the ramming of a Filipino boat by a Chinese vessel in the West Philippine Sea may have been meant to drive away Filipino fishermen in the area.
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A Philippine election official believes President Rodrigo Duterte's call to replace Smartmatic, the country's vote-counting machine provider, is a reflection of his frustration over the perceived irregularities in the midterm polls.
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The Liberal Party has to "start fresh" after the May elections that shut the Senate to opposition candidates, outgoing Sen. Bam Aquino said Monday.
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Senators-elect Pia Cayetano, Francis Tolentino and Imee Marcos are being eyed to lead the Senate ways and means committee, which is "not popular" among those who may seek reelection, Sen. Joel Villanueva revealed Thursday.
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It is up to lawmakers to prevent party-list groups from fielding "stand-in" nominees that can later be replaced with their real candidates, a spokesperson of the Commission on Elections said Thursday, as it weighed a substitution plea by the Duterte Youth group.
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MANILA - A professor from the Filipino Department of the University of the Philippines Diliman said Filipino subjects in college teach students more than just grammar and literature.
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Don’t watch it to know about history, writes Manuel L. Quezon III—grandson of the film’s main protagonist—but be entertained, and appreciate how it seeks to tell truths through the imagined
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Senator-elect Imee Marcos on Thursday said she was not thinking of running for president and that Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio will be the "strongest" candidate in the 2022 race.
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Senator-elect Imee Marcos on Thursday urged her detractors to "focus on work" as she was pressed to clarify her educational attainment, an issue that hounded her candidacy after 2 prestigious universities denied that she was their alumna.
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Senator-elect Imee Marcos is supposedly "interested" in the chairmanship of the Senate ways and means committee, the leader of the upper chamber of Congress said Wednesday.
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